Document Type
Article
Abstract
The current financial crisis has created serious repercussions for accounting education. Public universities have lost funding and initiated huge budget cuts. These drastic cutbacks have resulted in the losses of courses, enrollment, and faculty. These losses will translate into inaccessibility of education will reduce the future accounting work force. To recover from the recession, well trained accountants are critical to provide the financial fundamentals for businesses. While most of us understand that an investment in accounting education is an investment in successful business, effective practices for recruitment are needed in a time of scarce resources. In this paper, we would like to focus on the difficulties occurring in accounting education, which will negatively affect business. Furthermore, we would strongly encourage companies to continuously reach out to potential employees and support accounting education. Some suggestions are provided for cost saving avenues to reduce recruiting costs and develop high quality accounting professionals.
Publication Date
1-1-2011
Recommended Citation
Chang, Chun-Chia, et al. (2011).Investing in Accounting: A Call for Professional Involvement in Higher Education. Vol. 4 (Number 2) pp. 27-32. ISSN: 1942-2504.
Original Citation
Chang, Chun-Chia, et al. (2011).Investing in Accounting: A Call for Professional Involvement in Higher Education. Vol. 4 (Number 2) pp. 27-32. ISSN: 1942-2504.
Department
Department of Accountancy
Legacy Department
Department of Accountancy
ISSN
1942-2504
Language
eng
Rights Statement
In Copyright
